A new business class seat concept for airplanes, called MAYA, is bringing significant innovations by offering a 45-inch ultra-high-definition curved OLED screen for passengers.
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Developed by Collins Aerospace and Panasonic Avionics, the seat syncs with passengers’ personal devices, providing an immersive entertainment experience.
The concept was well received at the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Hamburg, Germany, being considered a major advancement in premium travel experience.
The screen of MAYA, three times larger than traditional business class options, is described as the “cinematic center” of the design, supporting the Ultra-Widescreen CinemaScope format (21:9), common in theaters. In addition to watching movies, passengers will be able to use the screen for meal orders, map viewing, and connecting with their own devices.
Despite being a concept in development, with specifications and production processes yet to be defined, the team is confident in MAYA’s potential. The screen is designed to be upgradable over time, ensuring its relevance in a rapidly evolving technological world.
Have you met MAYA yet?
Come by our stand 4A60/4A10 to see what we and @CollinsAero have been up to!#AIX2024 #MeetMaya #SeeHow #SeeWhy pic.twitter.com/9zLnCFzmHE
— Panasonic Avionics (@PanasonicAero) May 28, 2024
Source: CNN
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